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by Cathy Carr, APLD
“Legal as colunas, de madeira escura e o desenho feito nelascomo escora”
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Nick Johnson
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by Furman + Keil Architects
“inclinado. Legal!!”
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Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture
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by Jeffrey Gordon Smith Landscape Architecture
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by MANION+MARTIN Architects, P.C.
“Hall legal”
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by Blue Sky Building Company
“Is this legal? BBQ next to home?”
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This balcony speaks to spacious comfort and style, and a visitor would be hard-pressed to comprehend that the near window in the picture is faux. To achieve balance from the curb view, high-end shutters were painted and installed to coordinate with the new shutters beside the entry/exit door to the balcony a bit further down in the picture. The ceiling is painted blue to dissuade visiting insects. Photo: Dan Bawden.
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by Legal Eagle Contractors
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This once-colonial balcony and exterior has been transformed into a facade worthy of New Orleans, replete with wrought iron railings, friezes and corner brackets. (See other photos.) Photo: Dan Bawden.
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by Legal Eagle Contractors
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This spacious little porch is a welcoming presence to this home addition for Mom. Stained, patterned concrete creates the passage from the original house to the front door of the 800 sf. addition. Photo: Dan Bawden.
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This welcoming entrance utilizes long-lasting TREX, a wood composite that comes in colors. Here the gray, which matches same in the backyard, serves as a device to signal level changes as well as provide design distinction from a single color.
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What a jungle-like feel, elevated in this second story cabana built of treated lumber and poles for the canopy. The drainage aspect of the design took special consideration because of its flat floor and environmental surroundings. The floor consists of 3" d. rubber mat squares to accommodate wet feet from the pool area below. The first story directly underneath the cabana contains a home theatre and game room.
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